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<blockquote data-quote="svnmag" data-source="post: 347751" data-attributes="member: 330">In the mid 90's I consistently missed &quot;Expert&quot; by 1-2 shots with the M9 until I bought a CO2 Crosman of like size.&nbsp; I wore it out in about five years.&nbsp; It had/has adjustable sights and was zeroed from a &quot;bench&quot; at 25yds.&nbsp; This decision was a PB as &quot;Pistol Expert&quot; defined by Air Farce standards quickly became a&nbsp; joke: &quot;Front Sight&quot;(slow fire) or &quot;Point&quot;.&nbsp; With the air pistol you can practice all the time with various stunts/techniques for pennies.&nbsp; As long as the pellet fits properly in the (ammo) cylinder you're good to go.&nbsp; The point is hits not bug-eye groups.&nbsp; (A full cylinder from a rest produced &quot;penny&quot; groups at 25 using heavier RWS/Gamo wadcutters).I zeroed the pistol at 25 then quickly began dicking around and built confidence near shooting a rifle.&nbsp; One can practice slow fire drills (Air Farce) and pop off random shit economically with little noise and relative safety.&nbsp; IME; slow fire is best with a full cylinder decreasing to popping beer cans at &quot;legal&quot;/&quot;average&quot; (7yds) distance.&nbsp; YET another bonus is a low CO2 cylinder forces concentration on follow through.&nbsp; It's also fun to see pellets stick like darts in a cinder block.&nbsp; Another, another bonus can be lead collection for ball/bullet casting.&nbsp; Does anyone else have a dirty version of the Daisy Cottage Cheese song floating about in your mind?...Did Daisy do this intentionally?Handgun shooting is a perishable skill.&nbsp; I promise:<a href="https://americancop.com/maximizing-your-ccw-practice-with-a-co2-pistol/" target="_blank">https://americancop.com/maximizing-your-ccw-practice-with-a-co2-pistol/</a>[MEDIA=youtube]li0rGtXh23I[/MEDIA]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="svnmag, post: 347751, member: 330"] In the mid 90's I consistently missed "Expert" by 1-2 shots with the M9 until I bought a CO2 Crosman of like size. I wore it out in about five years. It had/has adjustable sights and was zeroed from a "bench" at 25yds. This decision was a PB as "Pistol Expert" defined by Air Farce standards quickly became a joke: "Front Sight"(slow fire) or "Point". With the air pistol you can practice all the time with various stunts/techniques for pennies. As long as the pellet fits properly in the (ammo) cylinder you're good to go. The point is hits not bug-eye groups. (A full cylinder from a rest produced "penny" groups at 25 using heavier RWS/Gamo wadcutters). I zeroed the pistol at 25 then quickly began dicking around and built confidence near shooting a rifle. One can practice slow fire drills (Air Farce) and pop off random shit economically with little noise and relative safety. IME; slow fire is best with a full cylinder decreasing to popping beer cans at "legal"/"average" (7yds) distance. YET another bonus is a low CO2 cylinder forces concentration on follow through. It's also fun to see pellets stick like darts in a cinder block. Another, another bonus can be lead collection for ball/bullet casting. Does anyone else have a dirty version of the Daisy Cottage Cheese song floating about in your mind?...Did Daisy do this intentionally? Handgun shooting is a perishable skill. I promise: [URL]https://americancop.com/maximizing-your-ccw-practice-with-a-co2-pistol/[/URL] [MEDIA=youtube]li0rGtXh23I[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]

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